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Global Markets | Australian shares flat as bank rebound offsets broader losses; US-China talks in focusThe meeting between the leaders of Australia's key trading partners is seen as a test for risk appetite in the resource-heavy bourse, with ...- Will butter prices come down? Fonterra says global demand is pushing it up, rules out cheaper rates for New ZealandersFonterra, New Zealand's top dairy exporter, addresses rising butter prices. Chief Executive Miles Hurrell cites strong global demand as the...
- Powerball jackpot: two winners split $30 million in latest New Zealand Lotto drawTwo Powerball players from New Zealand have each claimed $15 million after winning Saturday’s, June 21, $30 million Lotto NZ jackpot. The w...
- New World Victoria Park fire extinguished; store owners working to get back on their feetA fire engulfed the New World Victoria Park supermarket in Auckland on Monday, June 16, 2025, prompting a large emergency response and stor...
- Who owns New World Victoria Park supermarket in Auckland that caught fireNew World Victoria Park, the Auckland supermarket evacuated due to a fire, is owned by one of New Zealand’s top 25 supermarket owners. Loca...
- Will NZ supermarkets start scanning your face? What shoppers need to know about Facial Recognition TechnologyFacial recognition technology is being introduced in New Zealand retail stores. Major retailers support this to reduce crime and protect st...
- a2 Light Milk (2L) pulled out of WA supermarkets due to Listeria contamination concernsAttention Western Australian consumers. A recall has been issued for a2 Light Milk due to potential Listeria contamination. The affected pr...
- Egg shortage hits two NZ supermarketsNew Zealand is facing an egg supply problem. Two supermarkets, New World Onekawa and Woolworths Lynnmall, ran out of eggs. Woolworths NZ re...
- New Zealand food prices surge 3.5% in March 2025, highest in one year; dairy, meat, and chocolate costlierNew Zealand's annual food prices surged by 3.5% in March 2025, marking the highest increase since January 2024. Stats NZ reported significa...
- Pams-branded chicken nuggets recalled in New Zealand after possible presence of blue rubberThe Foodstuffs Own Brands Ltd has recalled a batch of its Pams brand Tempura Coated Chicken Nuggets across New Zealand. The New Zealand Foo...
- Australia, New Zealand hit by large-scale technical outageAustralia's national cyber security coordinator attributed the "significant technical outage" to a problem with a "third-party software pla...
- Australian shares mark 2-month closing low on Omicron fears"Few vaccine and therapy chief executives have expressed concerns about the efficacy of vaccines against the Omicron variant and it will ta...
- New Zealand police kill ''terrorist'' after he stabs six peoplePrime Minister Jacinda Ardern described the incident as a terror attack.
- ASX 200 ends 0.3% down; banks, Woolworths drag Australia shares lowerThe ASX 200 index slipped 0.3 per cent to 7,275.3, heading for its first weekly drop in five. The 'Big Four' banks fell about 1 per cent ea...
- Man stabs 5 at New Zealand supermarket; 3 critically woundedPolice said a suspect had been arrested and taken into custody after the incident at a Countdown supermarket in the city of Dunedin. Two su...
- Australia shares end higher but posts first weekly loss in AprilThe benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index closed 0.5 per cent higher at 5,242.6. For the week, it shed 4.5 per cent.
- Here's why Australians are now afraid of eating strawberriesMore than 100 alleged incidents of pins and needles being found in fruit since the scare began in Queensland state earlier this month.
- Australia shares dip on weaker banks, consumer stocks; NZ risesAnglo-Australian miner BHP climbed 1.1 per cent to its highest since Sept.
- India to milk advantage from curbs on New Zealand dairy productsWith domestic demand pegged at around 128 million tonnes, there should be more milk available to make skimmed milk powder (SMP) for export.
- 'Japan to buy emergency butter imports'Japan will import 5,000 tonnes of emergency butter supplies to ease shortages that have hit supermarkets and bakeries across the country.
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